The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-15
PERSONAL.

O0Is GkOhdb uANTT uhb IotuIhou
from Jackson.
THE Hon. O. A. Stainback, Of Somer-
vile, is in the city.
WILLIAM JOYCE aud Miss Mary Pro.
yengale were married Wednesday
evening at No. 50 Adams street.
Mrs. JAMES RUSSELL and daughter,
OF Forrest City, Ark, ore the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. M, O. Galloway, at the
Peabody.
J.S. GIVEN, JR., superintendent OF
the Pullman Palace Car Company,
with headquarters at Louisville, KY,
Ia in the city on business.
The Rev. John g. Law, Of Darling
ton, y. y, is in the city, guest Of his
sister, Mrs. sneed, on Shelby street.
where his mother, Mrs. T. o. Law, lies
seriously III.
Dr.. AUSTIN d. SMITH, who comes
we'll recommended from Louisville,
KY, has located in this city. He is a
young man, but has enjoyed excellent
clinical advantages.
DIR. 4. A. WHITE has been confined
to his bed most OF the time for the last
six weeks. He Is nov believed to be
gradually imprcv';g, and hopes are
entertained that he will SION bs re-
stored 10 his usual healh.
d.. MoCoMB has been elected as
sistant secretary of the Planters In
surance Company. The young gen.
tlsman has had three years expert
euca In that class OF business, having
held q responsible position In the
Vanderbilt. He will be valuable &C
cession to the Planters.
/. A FEW days ago Messrs. Ferd. Trel
= and VIM. Whitmore rode their bi
cycles from Memphis to Ia esville
Mies., a distance OF eeventy-six mile
by the country road. The run wa
made in twelve hours, including al
stoppagts, which wsre numerous, a
they visited oil the different town
along the Mississippi and Tennessee
: railroad.
THE remains OF The late Cyril p
/, Oakley, for many years a resident Q
:. this city, and who died in Dayton
Ky, opposite Cincinnati, recently
were buried by his Masonic friends il
" l. mwood Cemetery, beside those G
his two sons. The eervices weia Coz
Quoted by the Rev. Mr., Patterson
rector OF Grace Church, and there wa
= also the uHual Masonic ceremonies
Mr.. Oakley having formerly been
member OF lodge aud chapter here
He was at Quo time employed In ia
At Memphis and Ohio railroad tick'
50 office, wss aiterward ticket an
| hn
O. sippi and Tennessee railroad an
20 later served In the same CT
pacity on the Little Rock railroad, an
" later still on the Texas and Pacih
=. which he left to take position with
railroad supply house in Cincinnati
Mr.. Oakley was about 81 years Of sg
10 and leaves hls wife and daughter
u mourn his loss. He possessed man
OF the merits Of agood business ma
70 and was kind and generous to iaul
Y DIR. G. b. THORNTON and Mrs G.
~ Henry, OF Alabama, we're married
Nashville yesterday by Bishop Qlil
~ tard, who was chaplain OF TIE divisio
O. OF the Army OF Tennessee Of which d
'. Thornton was medical director. II
good wishes OF the whole communal
70 go with the ncctcr a:;a his bride. i
I'd man in Memphis has more or warm
Id friends, no man has won more. II
stands with the best in his profession
p is among the first eanitarians OF Il
r. country, and ss q citizen and soldi
4. has made an enviable record.
hEalth officer Of the city he has bee
u. conspicuous for his zeal in the publ
VI service and for fidelity to the trus
o. reposed in him. He has counted I
III labor too great to be expended in q
interests Of the city that honoIs hi
q. as conspiouously among her beet al
in most useful citizens. His bride, to
oil has many friends here who will
glad to welcome her to the society
u. which che ia to become one OF Il
o. ornaments. The APPEAL renews
IN good wishes for bride aud groo N, al
assures them OF hearty welcome {
M their arrival home.